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Report: Ring Of Honor Won’t Announce Final Battle PPV Match Card Changes Until 12/18

Ring Of Honor had a wrench thrown in their plans for next weekend’s Final Battle pay-per-view, but they are keeping a tight lid on the updated match card until the day of the show.

According to a new report by PWInsider.com, ROH will not announce the changes to the match card until the night of the Final Battle broadcast on pay-per-view on December 18. It was noted that the current plan is to reveal the changes during the free-to-watch portion of the show during the first hour of the event.

The free hour can be viewed on Facebook, YouTube, ROH Best On The Planet and STIRR, while fans that ordered the event on pay-per-view, FITE and HonorClub will see it as part of their PPV broadcast.

Yesterday, Bandido, EC3, Flamita and Kenny King were pulled from the event due to failing pre-travel COVID-19 testing protocols. PWInsider also noted that Ring of Honor talents are required to do a self-test during a virtual health screening and submit samples to a lab. Once they pass those tests and arrive at the ROH hotel, they isolate in their hotel room and undergo a number of additional tests before and after tapings.

Related: Ring Of Honor Details Restrictions For First-Ever Pure Rules Tag Team Match

The current confirmed ROH Final Battle lineup includes:

Danhausen vs. Brian Johnson

Winner receives ROH TV Title Shot later in the show 

Tony Deppen vs. LSG vs. Josh Woods vs. Dak Draper

ROH Television Championship

Dragon Lee vs. TBD

ROH Tag Team Championship

Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham vs. Mark Briscoe & PCO

ROH Pure Championship

Jonathan Gresham vs. Flip Gordon

Matt Taven & Mike Bennett vs. Vincent & Bateman

First-ever ROH Pure Rules Tag Team Match

The Foundation (Tracy Williams & Rhett Titus) vs. Fred Yehi & Wheeler Yuta

ROH Championship

Rush vs. Brody King

EC3 was originally scheduled to face Jay Briscoe in a grudge match, and Flamita and Bandido were pulled from their ROH Six-Man Tag Team Championship title defense against Shane Taylor & The Soldiers of Savagery.

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